Posted 17 days ago
Data Entry Specialist
South AfricaRemoteFull-time
AI Summary
Data Entry Specialist for a UK-based employer, fully remote from South Africa. Maintains accurate records by entering, validating, and cleaning data in spreadsheets and databases, and generates simple reports.
About this role
Salary: R23 000 – R25 000 per month
Remote Recruitment is hiring a Data Entry Specialist for a UK-based employer, fully remote from South Africa.
Role overview
You'll keep a UK team's records accurate and up to date, turning raw information into clean, reliable data.
Key responsibilities
- Capture and update records across spreadsheets and databases
- Check entries for accuracy and correct errors quickly
- Organise and maintain digital filing systems
- Generate simple reports from captured data
- Flag inconsistencies or missing information to the team
What you'll need
- Experience with Excel, including formulas and filters
- A high level of accuracy and attention to detail
- Comfort working with large volumes of repetitive data
- Reliable home internet and a quiet space for UK-hours work
- Good written English for reporting and correspondence
Nice to have
- Familiarity with Google Sheets
- Experience with database management tools
- Prior remote work experience
What's on offer
A permanent, fully remote role with a UK employer, working 09:00–17:00 UK time (11:00–19:00 SAST), with steady hours and a supportive team.
Skills
Database Management ToolsData EntryData ValidationExcelGoogle SheetsReporting
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